Attachment C contains which information?

Attachment C contains which information?

• A. PC and Facts
• B. The place to be searched
• C. What are you looking for
• D. The time to execute

Answer: (A)

In a search warrant, the information that justifies issuing the warrant is separated from where and what is searched. Attachment C is the section that states the probable cause and the facts supporting it. This is the backbone that shows why a judge should believe a search is justified. The place to search is described in a different attachment, and the items to be seized are listed separately as well. The timing—when the warrant must be executed—is set in the execution terms of the warrant itself, not in Attachment C. So Attachment C being the PC and Facts best fits because it contains the justification for the warrant.

In a search warrant, the information that justifies issuing the warrant is separated from where and what is searched. Attachment C is the section that states the probable cause and the facts supporting it. This is the backbone that shows why a judge should believe a search is justified. The place to search is described in a different attachment, and the items to be seized are listed separately as well. The timing—when the warrant must be executed—is set in the execution terms of the warrant itself, not in Attachment C. So Attachment C being the PC and Facts best fits because it contains the justification for the warrant.